Month: March 2026

How to Access Cisco’s Official Training for $0 and What You Actually Get Before Upgrading Continue reading on OSINT Team »

Cyber Defense Lab Write-Up https://cyberdefenders.org/blueteam-ctf-challenges/hawkeye/ 1. Lab Information Lab Title: HawkEye Lab Course: Network Forensics This Write-up Make it by BnHany. 2. Objective The objective of this lab is to analyze a network capture (PCAP) file to investigate potential malicious activity. Specifically, the goal is to: 1. Identify the victim machine and suspicious traffic. 2.Extract Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) … Read more

                  Whether you’re looking for a quick, thrilling short-story read or an immersive spy novel to sink into, Corey Pearson’s world has something for every adventure lover. Buckle up, explore the world of espionage, and join Corey Pearson on his next mission today!  COREY PEARSON- CIA SPYMASTER NOVEL SERIES: Enter … Read more

Mexico Cartel Violence Escalates Amid Border Security Crisis       When a cartel boss like Rafael Caro Quintero falls, it’s never just a criminal obituary. He wasn’t some shadowy nobody. He was a veteran power broker who helped shape Mexico’s narcotics trade, first rising to notoriety in the 1980s and later reemerging as a symbol … Read more

Most OSINT teams don’t set out to build a fragmented toolkit. A large toolkit occurs gradually, one browser tab or command-line interface at a time, as analysts solve immediate problems with whatever works. Eventually, those small, sensible decisions accumulate into an investigative workflow that is hard to see, hard to manage, and harder still to … Read more

Using OSINT Industries, Jordan analyzed 342 Russian embassy emails. This Russia-focussed email OSINT investigation revealed breaches, poor OpSec, and a high likelihood of exposure.

Wiretaps caught El Chapo. See how modern OSINT narcotics investigations use phone number intelligence, encrypted apps and wiretap data to identify drug trafficking networks.

“Before you can hack a web application, you need to understand it. And to understand it, you need to intercept it.” Continue reading on OSINT Team »

Phish Tales #10 — Part 2 Following up on Part 1, where I dissected a targeted AiTM attack against my organization — seven redirect hops, a fake Microsoft Defender portal, and an ASP.NET Core reverse proxy of Microsoft 365 login — this part covers the attribution effort: a systematic elimination of known PhaaS kits against the Sekoia 2025 Global Analysis of Adversary-in-the-Middle … Read more